Beginnings
Why So Important?
Religion in Byzantine Empire
Religion II
End of the Empire
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Begins his rule in 527

Justinian 

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Located at this between Europe and Asia

Crossroads

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They were prohibited from building and reading the bible in Hebrew

Jews

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The leader of the Byzantine church was called the 

Patriarch

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Secret weapon the Byzantines used 

Liquid Fire

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A straight that links the Mediterranean and Black Seas 

Bosporus 

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At its greatest the Empire completely encircled this major area

Mediterranean Sea 

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Beliefs contrary to church teachings

Heresy

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Three men entered the Hagia Sophia with a letter the did what to the Patriarch

Excommunicated him from the Roman Catholic Church

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Byzantines great wealth disappeared due to this

Justinian's debt from wars 

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A Cultural variety

Diversity

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Justinian's armies reconquered these three areas reuniting western Rome and Eastern Rome briefly  

North Africa, Italy and Spain

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Having the nature of God

Divine

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Emperor banned this religious relics 

Icons

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Killed over 10,000 a day and the cause

Plague, infested rats in the grain supply from Egypt

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By 330 AD Constantine transformed Byzantium into a grand what?

New Rome

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A masterpiece of Byzantine architecture 

Hagia Sophia

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The separation of Church was called this

Schism 

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Both churches services were led by these people

Priests and Bishops

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Two enemies of the Byzantine empire that waged war from 634-711

Persians and Arabs

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Constantinople's name today

Istanbul 

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These two things made Byzantium a tempting target for raids and invasion

Rich Resources and Great Wealth

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The church divided into these two churches 

Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox

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Two differences between the Church leadership

Pope- Had authority over all clergy, and kings, Priests could not marry, services were conducted in Latin

Emperor- Spiritual authority over clergy, priests could marry, services were conducted in Greek

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In 1453, he led over 100,000 against Constantinople and killed the last Byzantine Emperor.

Name the army leader and the last emperor of Constantinople 

Mehmed II  Turkish leader

Constantine XI- Last emperor

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